# Do not use python lambdas # Do not use maps/filters #Do not import any other libraries - not even built-in ones, such as math

# Change this to your specific 7 letter unique word MY_WORD = 'ORCHIDS'

# Change this to your specific 5 digit unique number MY_NUM = 12345

# Question 2:
	# Modify the function such that it works according to the description below:
	#
	# This function assumes listX is a list and it contains tuples where each tuple
	# is a pair of integers (ints). For e.g. listX could be: [(1,2), (9,9), (5,1)].
	# The function returns the count of tuples that has at least one number
	# in common with one of the digits of your 5 digit number
	#
	# Jane's example: her digits are: 1,2,3,4, and 5
	#
	# So, for Jane:
	# question2([(17,12),(23,2),(15,1)])
	# returns 2
	# (because 2 pairs have at least one number in common with the digits)
	#
	# question2([(15,2),(14,3),(5,5)])
	# returns 3
	# (because all 3 pairs have numbers in common with the digits)
	def question2(listX):
	return 0